Imperial Valley Press - 2020-02-27

• Holtville students win Eco Challenge
• Imperial woman’s quilt to appear in internatio­nal showcase
• DA’s Office dismisses sex abuse charges
• STORIES FROM THE PAST
• Laurie Anderson among new arts academy inductees
• HAPPENING TODAY
• EL CENTRO Wilson student admonished for online video with BB gun
• IID candidates make their pitches at candidate forum
• California governor seeks overhaul of child care programs
• Las Vegas driver for child rideshare firm faces charges
• Cause of Los Angeles-area refinery fire under investigat­ion
• Mom of missing kids waives extraditio­n, bail stays at $5M
• A candidates’ debate? Not really
• Ashes remind us what matters most
• California getting tough on homeless?
• Cambodian refugee deported 2 years ago set to return to US
• Mistaken identity blamed in mail fraud convict’s jail escape
• Larger lemon supplies push prices down
• CFBF opposes split-roll measure on property taxes
• CRP signup deadline is Friday
• Vincent obliterate­s Horizon Prep to advance to D-V finals
• MLS owners predict league will surpass MLB, Premier League
• Man City rallies to beat Real Madrid 2-1 in Champions League
• Tousart’s goal gives Lyon 1-0 win over lethargic Juventus
• Wife grows anxious as man grows closer to her sister
• ASTRO-GRAPH
• Greek islanders attack riot police in migrant camp protests
• Pope observes usual Ash Wednesday customs in time of virus
• UN: Rival Libyan politician­s meet for peace talks in Geneva
• Violence, industry co-exist in conservati­ve Mexican state

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